Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8903472 | Electronic Notes in Discrete Mathematics | 2017 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
A signed graph (or, in short, sigraph) S=(Su,Ï) consists of an underlying graph Su:=G=(V,E) and a function Ï:E(Su)â{+,â}, called the signature of S. Let S be a signed graph with p vertices and q edges and let A={0,1,2,â¦,âq2â}. A vertex labeling f:V(S)âA which is onto, is said to be a vertex equitable labeling of S if it induces a bijective edge labeling fâ:E(S)â{1,2,â¦,m,â1,â2,â¦,ân} defined by fâ(uv)=Ï(uv)(f(u)+f(v)) such that |vf(a)âvf(b)|â¤1, âa,bâA, where vf(a) is the number of vertices with f(v) = a and m, n are number of positive and negative edges respectively in S. A signed graph S is said to be vertex equitable if it admits a vertex equitable labeling. In this paper, we initiate a vertex equitable labeling of signed graphs and study vertex equitable behavior of signed paths, signed stars and signed complete bipartite graphs K2,n.
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Authors
Mukti Acharya, Rashmi Jain, Sangita Kansal,